Teddi Mellencamp's doctors recently found four more tumors in her brain, one month after the reality star was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.

The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star told US Weekly she's in the fight of her life after the cancer spread in her brain and to her lungs.

Mellencamp, 43, isn't sure what the future holds, but she's remaining positive for her family, friends and herself.

‘REAL HOUSEWIVES’ STAR TEDDI MELLENCAMP'S CANCER HAS SPREAD TO HER LUNGS

"I’m fighting for my life," Mellencamp told the outlet. "But also for my family’s life and all the people I love."

In February, after medication became ineffective for her migraines and Mellencamp began feeling severe pain, she rushed to an emergency room with her estranged husband, Edwin Arroyave. 

‘REAL HOUSEWIVES’ STAR TEDDI MELLENCAMP HOSPITALIZED WITH MULTIPLE TUMORS ON HER BRAIN

"The pain had become something I’d never felt before," she said. "They diagnosed me with multiple brain tumors, but the [ER doctor] says he can’t take them out; they’ve got to get me into Cedars-Sinai [hospital]. 

"And I’m like, ‘Can’t you get me in tonight? I want to go tonight.’ I had six brain tumors and two lung tumors; they all came from melanoma that metastasized into these tumors inside of my body."

Her "RHOBH" co-star, Kyle Richards, made a few phone calls to get her into a hospital immediately. 

"Kyle saved the day," Mellencamp said. "I believe it was within 24 hours that an incredible surgeon was able to remove four tumors from my brain. I didn’t know they had been there for six months to a year, and we had no idea."

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Mellencamp began radiation and immunotherapy treatment immediately after her surgery, which took a toll on her body.  

"I thought I was going to feel like how I felt after my neck lift," she said. "My reaction is always a headache, and I found out that’s good news because it means that the immunotherapy or the radiation is killing your cancer."

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Mellencamp said in her Instagram story Wednesday after undergoing both radiation and immunotherapy the day before that she feels "so tired and run down, but I know it's going to get better again." 

"Something that everyone can keep in mind … I kind of thought that I'd already beaten it, and then, a couple days later, I found out I had four more tumors. So, there are so many different highs and lows, and yeah, but I've learned a lot."

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She said her famous father, musician John Mellencamp, calls to check in on her every day. 

"Some days, I’m not in the mood. I don’t want a pep talk," Teddi said. "[I tell him], ‘I’ll talk to you tomorrow. I’ll be more pep talk-ready, but I love you.’"

He's also given some life advice to his daughter as a survivor of a heart attack when he was 36 years old. 

"I remember his life completely changing," Teddi said. "And some of the moments [when] I felt really scared, I was like, ‘Hold on. I’m not changing everything about my life. I want more things. I want to keep building.’ 

"But he’s like, ‘There are moments where you emotionally won’t be able to control how you’re feeling because of a certain medication or a certain whatever. And you have to give yourself some grace and know this isn’t you sometimes. And that’s OK.’"

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Erie County is taking over the former Westwood Country Club in Amherst and turning it into a nine-hole golf course and park, county executive Mark Poloncarz said Wednesday.

The park will be called Willowdale Park. It will restore nine holes of the former Westwood Country Club, seven of which are original to the site. The remainder will be turned into a park with walking trails, wildlife and waterfowl viewing areas, and a small inclusive playground.

"We feel confident that the vast majority of the residents in the Town of Amherst and those in Erie County will support this," Poloncarz said at a Wednesday news conference.

The Westwood Country Club closed in 2014. Amherst bought the 171-acre property in April 2023 for $7.8 million, some $5 million more than what Mensch Capital, an investment firm, paid for the property about a decade prior. Initial plans included a splash pad, playground, ice rink and a community theater on the space, but the plans for the theater were scrapped last year after public outcry about the $11 million cost.

The space is bordered by Sheridan Drive to the south, North Forest Road to the east, Maple Road to the north and Fairways Boulevard to the west. The county will provide funds of $6.7 million for Willowdale.

There will not be significant development in the area, which area residents were opposed to.

"There's a lot of different people who have different recreational activities in mind when you say the word park," Amherst town supervisor Brian Kulpa said. "We've always said we wanted this to be passive, we wanted it to be inclusive, we wanted it to be open, we wanted it to be something everybody can use."

The park and golf course are set to open to the public in 2026. It will join Grover Cleveland Golf Course in north Buffalo and Elma Meadows Golf Course in Elma as a third county-owned course.